On 01/17/99 David Allen uttered the following other thing:
> I've been having a lot of problems with configuring mutt and ridding
> myself of the bane of my existence, netscape mail.
>
> I've set it up so my reply-to address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which is
> correct) with environment variables, as per the man pages. What I need
> to know, if somebody could help me out, is this:
>
> How do I specify a mail server OTHER than my local linux machine's mail
> server? I'm having a lot of problems with being
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" whereas I really want to be
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] The way I've got it rigged now, the mail is from
> x@localhost but reply-to is series2000.com - a lot of my mails are being
> refused by different servers because the originators domain, (localhost)
> doesn't exist. How do I fix it so that I am x on my local box but fool
> mutt into thinking that I'm [EMAIL PROTECTED] and edit the headers
> appropriately, sending mail through their server instead of mine???
>
> Any help you could give me would be very much appreciated.
my_hdr From: David Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
my_hdr Reply-To: David Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Brandon
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